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Two ministers in new Palestinian cabinet have made statements supporting terrorism Watchdog uncovers 2002 sermon by religious affairs minister in which he called Jews ‘pigs and apes,’ while women’s affairs minister honored terrorists who killed dozens of Israelis By Gianluca Pacchiani | 1 April...

Daughter of Palestinian prisoner sends her father a message in TV interview: “Allah will release you and all the prisoners”

Official PA TV program We Were There, on terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, who led the murder of 37, 12 of them children Brother of terrorist Dalal Mughrabi: “[Dalal] joined Fatah when she was in the student organization… A number of days before she set out… she wrote a very beautiful expression: … ‘One...”

Inflating numbers and glorifying the attack, official PA Daily remembers Dalal Mughrabi’s massacre

A poster of terrorist murderer Dalal Mughrabi was hung on the wall at official Fatah event celebrating Intilaqa

Child 1: “Dalal Mughrabi is a female Palestinian fighter who was called “the Bride of Jaffa” ... She took 30 soldiers (sic., civilians) captive on a bus and died as a Martyr during a hijacking operation.” Child 2: “She took 30 soldiers (sic.) captive and died as a Martyr during the operation... Her...”

PLO summer camps for young children glorify terrorists Zubeidi and Mughrabi in kids’ activities

In video about the Fatah movement an image is shown of terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, who led the brutal murder of 37 people including 12 children

Mena-Watch, a German think tank and news outlet, reports on Fatah pro-terror "propaganda," using Palestinian Media Watch as a key source in their article and quoting PMW director Itamar Marcus

Tel Aviv murderer is compared to killer Dalal Mughrabi, as Fatah boasts that his bar shooting necessitated the use of Israeli special forces last deployed in Tel Aviv after Mughrabi's 1978 attack

On Palestinian Prisoner’s Day: Fatah Commissioner of the Prisoners, Martyrs, and Wounded in the Gaza Strip Tayseer Al-Bardini: “We need to speak about the prisoners’ acts of heroism – if we speak about the Savoy heroes (i.e., terrorists, murdered 11), they were among the prisoners. The heroes of...”

Fatah decides to call their Jenin information department after "Martyr" Dalal Mughrabi while "honouring" Palestinian terrorist "prisoners’ mothers"

PA TV explains that "the first concern of women is the liberation of this land, resistance to the occupation, and placing constant emphasis on Jerusalem being the eternal capital of the State of Palestine" while honouring terrorist mass-murderer

Fatah holds festival in which mass-murderer who killed 37 people including 12 children in a bus hijacking is "honoured"

Ramallah and El-Bireh District Governor Laila Ghannam ironically lauds terrorist Mughrabi, the woman who murdered 12 children, on Mothers' Day, saying "she was a Martyr, a central figure, who always stood firm with her head high"

Text on poster: “March 11, 1978 The Bride of Palestine Dalal Mughrabi Leader of the Palestinian coast operation She established the Republic of Palestine on the shores of Tel Aviv” Text on poster: “Dalal Mughrabi The legend that never dies” A song is played in the background of the video. Lyrics:...

Official PA TV newsreader: “Today is the 44th anniversary of the death as a Martyr of female Palestinian fighter Dalal Mughrabi (i.e., led murder of 37, 12 of them children).” Official PA TV reporter: “The legend that never dies, Dalal Mughrabi, one of the most famous self-sacrificing fighters of...”

Terrorist Dalal Mughrabi who led the murder of 37 people, 12 of them children, is lauded on PA TV as an example of an "icon" who "preserves the spark of resolve and defiance"

Video and text posted on the Facebook page of the Fatah Commission of Information and Culture Video: A video produced by Fatah-run Awdah TV is shown, in which images of female terrorists appear accompanied by text on screen. Text on screen: “On March 8 the entire world, and particularly the...”

Female murderer, bomber, and hijacker "are symbols of sacrifice and resolve" says Fatah, commemorating female terrorists for International Womens' Day

Signs at the celebrations held in honour of Fatah show an image of "the self-sacrificing fighter of Palestine, Martyr Dalal Mughrabi," the woman who killed 37 people including 12 children

Fatah children’s movement holds a memorial for Arafat, featuring pictures of Abu Jihad who murdered 125 people, and Mughrabi who murdered 37 people, 12 of them children

Official PA TV program Palestine This Morning, on Palestinian Women’s Day PA Minister of Women’s Affairs Amal Hamad: “The first women’s committee was on Oct. 26, 1929, in the shadow of the Al-Buraq Rebellion. The mighty rebellion (i.e., Hebron Massacre, 1929) in which great Martyrs died… The mighty...”

For Palestinian Women’s Day, PA minister shows off female terrorist mass murderers and “female Martyrs” to prove women are “hand in hand” with men in terror

Fatah high officials attend the graduation ceremony of the school girls' camp named after mass-murdering terrorist